The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority has published its updated annual disclosures under the Capital Requirements Directive for 2025. The release sets out the information the authority must publish each year under Article 143 of the directive and provides an updated picture of how the CRD framework is implemented and supervised in Sweden. The disclosures cover the texts of Swedish laws, other regulations and general guidance under the Capital Requirements Directive. They also describe how Sweden uses the options and discretions available under the Capital Requirements Directive and the Capital Requirements Regulation, outline the general criteria and methods the authority applies in its supervisory review and evaluation, and provide aggregated statistical data on key aspects of CRD and CRR implementation in Sweden.